Blue Mountain

Hi, I’m Alexia, I am a student in Macquarie University. During term break, I was gone to Blue Mountain. As I know, the blue mountain is a magical place any time of the year. Glowing in autumn, cool in winter, colourful in spring and refreshing in summer. The greater blue mountains was inscribed on the world Heritage List in 2000 and was one of 15 world Heritage places included in the national Heritage List on 21 May 2007.

In my own opinion, it’s a good way to challenge myself, the element and the clock as I ride through Capertee valley, with its sandstones diffs and abundant wildlife during the Capertee challenge.

Then there’s Blackheath rhododendron festival, not to mention the many village festival such as the love Lawson festival, celebrate Lithgow, Leura village fair and Glenbrook spring festival.

The third one is the Botanic Garden, Mount Tomah. The blue mountains botanic garden is located in the world heritage listed greater blue mountains on the summit of a basalt-capped peak, 1000 metres above the world, particularly the southern hemisphere, and is the “cool climate garden” of the royal Botanic Gardens Trust.  There have all kinds of the flowers and the plants, makes me feel very well.  And it is about 120 kilometres west of Sydney, cover an area of 18.3 hectares and comprise both exotic planting of rhododendrons, azaleas and other deciduous trees and pristine native bushland.

In the night, I was in the themed party supplies, there is a place to shop for a simple solution to your party planning, and we choose the theme that we are interested in first, the reason for that is to make sure that we got a fantastic and fun time without the hassle. There have 30 themes to choose from which can be ordered securely on-line and delivered promptly to our door. At smart-e-parties the director put all the friends together entire themed party ensemble including tableware, decorations and games. That’s a really fantastic night, I  enjoyed it and shared happiness with my fridends.